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1.2/1.5/1.8/2.4 Meter Vehicle Mounted Driveaway SNG Antenna

The 1.2/1.5/1.8/2.4 Meter Vehicle Mounted Driveaway SNG (Satellite News Gathering) Antenna is a versatile, mobile satellite communication solution designed for on-the-go broadcasting and data transmission. It offers rapid deployment and high-reliability connectivity for media, emergency response, and remote communication needs across various terrains.


Dolph Microwave DH vehicle-mounted driveaway SNG antenna systems combine 1.2, 1.5, 1.8 or 2.4 meter carbon-fiber reflectors with motorized azimuth, elevation and polarization control for roof-mounted auto-deploy VSAT operation. Published Ku-band RF data is provided for all four sizes. Feed availability is model-specific: the 1.2, 1.5 and 1.8 meter sheets list Ku/Ka feed systems, while the 2.4 meter sheet lists L, C, X, Low Ku and Ka options.

Select the aperture, feed system, outdoor RF equipment and controller against the required link budget, exact Rx/Tx frequencies, vehicle roof envelope and operating environment.

1.2 / 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.4 mVehicle-Mounted Auto-DeploySNG / VSAT


Driveaway SNG Antenna Range

Vehicle-Mounted Satellite Antenna Systems for Field Deployment

The DH range is built around carbon-fiber reflector construction, three motorized pointing axes and controller-assisted acquisition. The four aperture sizes share the same deployment concept but differ in RF performance, movement range, packaging, weight and environmental ratings.

Aperture Range1.2–2.4 m

Four vehicle-mounted reflector sizes allow the antenna package to be matched to link budget, roof space, payload and stowed-envelope constraints.

Published Ku Gain42.1–48.81 dBi

Published mid-band gain ranges from 42.1 dBi receive on the 1.2 m model to 48.81 dBi transmit on the 2.4 m model.

Pointing AxesAZ / EL / POL

Azimuth, elevation and polarization movement are motorized. Published travel and speed ranges differ by reflector size.

AcquisitionBeacon / DVB

The 1.2–1.8 m sheets list Beacon pointing/DVB acquisition. The 2.4 m sheet lists built-in DVB-S, DVB-S2 and CW beacon functions.

Configuration Accuracy

Confirm the Final Band and Feed Before Ordering

The published model sheets use different band labels. The RF tables for all four models show Ku-band linear values, while the feature lists and option headings identify additional feeds. The exact feed, polarization, interfaces and Rx/Tx frequencies should therefore be fixed in the quotation and approved drawing.

Published Band References

  • 1.2 m: “Ka-Band Option” heading; Ku-band RF table; Ku and Ka feed systems listed.
  • 1.5 m: “C-Band Option” heading; Ku-band RF table; Ku and Ka feed systems listed.
  • 1.8 m: “C-Band Option” heading; Ku-band RF table; Ku and Ka feed systems listed.
  • 2.4 m: L, C, X, Low Ku and Ka option ranges listed; Ku-band RF table published.

Engineering Confirmation

State the required receive and transmit frequency ranges, polarization, satellite service, feed interface, BUC/LNB arrangement and controller functions. Where a published source contains a formatting ambiguity—such as the 1.5 m transmit insertion-loss entry shown as “05”—the intended value should be confirmed in writing rather than assumed.

System Operation

From Vehicle Integration to Satellite Acquisition

A driveaway terminal is not selected by reflector diameter alone. Roof structure, RF chain, controller logic, power, cabling and operating environment must work as one system.

STEP 01

Check the Vehicle Envelope

Confirm mounting base, roof reinforcement, payload, cable routes, stowed dimensions and operating clearance.

STEP 02

Deploy the Reflector

The controller drives azimuth, elevation and polarization from the stowed position into the operating range.

STEP 03

Initialize Direction Data

Integral sensors support pointing. The 2.4 m sheet additionally lists GPS and an electronic compass.

STEP 04

Acquire the Satellite

Published modes include Beacon/DVB on the 1.2–1.8 m models and DVB-S, DVB-S2 and CW beacon functions on the 2.4 m model.

STEP 05

Verify the RF Link

Confirm signal peak, polarization, RF interfaces, BUC/LNB operation and the project-specific acceptance criteria.

Model Selection

Compare the Four Published Configurations

Use this matrix for first-pass selection. The full tables below retain every published RF, mechanical and environmental entry.

Model Optics Ku Rx / Tx Gain Rx / Tx G/T Tx Power Weight without BUC Case Size Tracking Accuracy
1.2 m Single Offset 10.95–12.75 / 13.75–14.5 GHz 42.1 / 43.3 dBi 21.1 dB/K 1000 W 75 kg 1900 × 1400 × 600 mm 0.045°
1.5 m Single Offset 10.95–12.75 / 13.75–14.5 GHz 43.5 / 44.8 dBi 21.5 dB/K 500 W 120 kg 1860 × 1520 × 450 mm 0.045°
1.8 m Single Offset 10.95–12.75 / 13.75–14.5 GHz 45.1 / 46.5 dBi 20.2 dB/K 500 W 140 kg 2400 × 1800 × 450 mm 0.045°
2.4 m Gregory Dual Offset 10.7–12.75 / 13.75–14.5 GHz 47.72 / 48.81 dBi 26.5 dB/K 400 W 380 kg 3620 × 2720 × 800 mm Superior than 1/5 half beam-width

The published 1.8 m G/T value is lower than the 1.2 and 1.5 m entries despite the larger aperture. It is reproduced as published and should be confirmed when the link budget depends on this figure.

Applications

Where a Driveaway Antenna Fits

These systems are intended for temporary or mobile satellite links where the antenna is transported on a vehicle, deployed at the operating location and pointed toward the selected satellite.

Satellite News Gathering

Vehicle-based contribution links for live news, outside broadcasting and temporary event coverage.

Emergency Communications

Temporary voice, video or data links when terrestrial infrastructure is unavailable or disrupted.

Remote Industrial Sites

Project communications for energy, mining, exploration and other operations outside dependable terrestrial coverage.

Government Field Operations

Deployable communications where vehicle integration, controlled setup and model-specific environmental ratings are required.

Complete Published Data

Model-Specific Specifications

The descriptions, feature lists and table values below are retained from the four source data sheets. Tables scroll horizontally on smaller screens.

Ka-Band Option

1.2 Meter Vehicle-Mount / Drive Away SNG Antenna System

Published Description

Type: DH 1.2 Meter VM Ku-band Antenna

1.2 Meter Vehicle-Mount / Drive Away SNG Antenna System is a sleek, simple to operate auto-deploy VSAT terminal which can be mounted on the roof of a vehicle. It is suitable for the most demanding applications. Its reflector optics feature a long focal length for excellent cross-pol performance. All three motorized axes have very low backlash and work together seamlessly with sophisticated integral sensors and Controller to ensure excellent pointing accuracy.

Published Key Features
  • 1-Piece Carbon fiber folding Reflector.
  • Pre-Assembled Tripod Base Mount w/Pull Pins.
  • Ku and Ka Band Feed Systems Available.
  • Sturdy Boom Accommodates Outdoor Units.
  • Adjustable Feet for Uneven Surfaces.
  • Optional Lightweight Cases for Easy Transportation.

RF & Antenna Specifications

Ku-band Linear Receive Transmit
Frequency, GHz 10.95-12.75 13.75-14.5
Mid-Band Gain, dBi 42.1 43.3
VSWR 1.3:1 1.3:1
3dBBeam Width, deg 1.32 1.23
Noise Temperature
20 Deg Elevation, K
54
Noise Temperature
30 Deg Elevation, K
44
Typical G/T @ 10 Deg, dB/K 21.1
Tx Power Capability, W 1000
Port to Port Isolation
Tx> Rx Rejection, dB
85 85
Cross-pol on Axis, dB 35 35
Insertion Loss, dB 0.4 0.25
Radiation Pattern Compliance FCC 25.209, ITU-RS.580-6 FCC 25.209, ITU-RS.580-6
First sidelobe, dB ≤ -14 ≤ -14
Sidelobe Envelope 29 – 25 log (1°≤θ<20°) 29 – 25 log (1°≤θ<20°)
Feed Interface WR-75 CPR WR-75 CPR

Mechanical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Antenna Optics Single Offset
Refector Aperture 1.2 Meters (3.9Feet)
Refector Material Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer
Reflector Panels 1-piece
Surface Accuracy (RMS) 0.35 mm
Elevation Travel 0 to 90° Continuous
Azimuth Travel ±180° Continuous
Pol. Travel ±95° Continuous, Self Locking
Axes Velocities – Elevation 0.5°/S-3°/S
Axes Velocities – Azimuth 0.5°/S-3°/S
Axes Velocities – Pol. 0.7°/S
Power Supply AC110~230V 50/60Hz
Auto-acquisition mode Beacon pointing/DVB
Tracking Accuracy 0.045°
Shiping Case 1 Case, airline checkable (IATA-compliant)
Case Size 1900*1400*600mm
Total Weight 75Kg (without BUC)

Environmental Performance

Parameter Specification
Operational Wind 47km/h (29mph) with ballast
Temperature -40° C to +50° C
Tightness class IP67(Dust and Water Resistant)
Humidity 0-98%

C-Band Option

1.5 Meter Vehicle-Mount / Drive Away SNG Antenna System

Published Description

Type: DH 1.5 Meter VM Ku-band Antenna

1.5 Meter Vehicle-Mount / Drive Away SNG Antenna System is a sleek, simple to operate auto-deploy VSAT terminal which can be mounted on the roof of a vehicle. It is suitable for the most demanding applications. Its reflector optics feature a long focal length for excellent cross-pol performance. All three motorized axes have very low backlash and work together seamlessly with sophisticated integral sensors and Controller to ensure excellent pointing accuracy.

Published Key Features
  • 1-Piece Carbon fiber folding Reflector.
  • Pre-Assembled Tripod Base Mount w/Pull Pins.
  • Ku and Ka Band Feed Systems Available.
  • Sturdy Boom Accommodates Outdoor Units.
  • Adjustable Feet for Uneven Surfaces.
  • Optional Lightweight Cases for Easy Transportation.

RF & Antenna Specifications

Ku-band Linear Receive Transmit
Frequency, GHz 10.95-12.75 13.75-14.5
Mid-Band Gain, dBi 43.5 44.8
VSWR 1.3:1 1.3:1
3dBBeam Width, deg 1.29 1.18
Noise Temperature
20 Deg Elevation, K
58
Noise Temperature
30 Deg Elevation, K
47
Typical G/T @ 10 Deg, dB/K 21.5
Tx Power Capability, W 500
Port to Port Isolation
Tx> Rx Rejection, dB
85 85
Cross-pol on Axis, dB 35 35
Insertion Loss, dB 0.4 05
Radiation Pattern Compliance FCC 25.209, ITU-RS.580-6 FCC 25.209, ITU-RS.580-6
First sidelobe, dB ≤ -14 ≤ -14
Sidelobe Envelope 29 – 25 log (1°≤θ<20°) 29 – 25 log (1°≤θ<20°)
Feed Interface WR-75 CPR WR-75 CPR

Mechanical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Antenna Optics Single Offset
Refector Aperture 1.5 Meters (4.9Feet)
Refector Material Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer
Reflector Panels 1-piece
Surface Accuracy (RMS) 0.35 mm
Elevation Travel 0 to 90° Continuous
Azimuth Travel ±180° Continuous
Pol. Travel ±95° Continuous, Self Locking
Axes Velocities – Elevation 0.5°/S-3°/S
Axes Velocities – Azimuth 0.5°/S-3°/S
Axes Velocities – Pol. 0.7°/S
Power Supply AC110~230V 50/60Hz
Auto-acquisition mode Beacon pointing/DVB
Tracking Accuracy 0.045°
Shiping Case 1 Case, airline checkable (IATA-compliant)
Case Size 1860*1520*450mm
Total Weight 120Kg (without BUC)

Environmental Performance

Parameter Specification
Operational Wind 47km/h (29mph) with ballast
Temperature -40° C to +50° C
Tightness class IP67(Dust and Water Resistant)
Humidity 0-98%

C-Band Option

1.8 Meter Vehicle-Mount / Drive Away SNG Antenna System

Published Description

Type: DH 1.8 Meter VM Ku-band Antenna

1.8 Meter Vehicle-Mount / Drive Away SNG Antenna System is a sleek, simple to operate auto-deploy VSAT terminal which can be mounted on the roof of a vehicle. It is suitable for the most demanding applications. Its reflector optics feature a long focal length for excellent cross-pol performance. All three motorized axes have very low backlash and work together seamlessly with sophisticated integral sensors and Controller to ensure excellent pointing accuracy.

Published Key Features
  • 1-Piece Carbon fiber folding Reflector.
  • Pre-Assembled Tripod Base Mount w/Pull Pins.
  • Ku and Ka Band Feed Systems Available.
  • Sturdy Boom Accommodates Outdoor Units.
  • Adjustable Feet for Uneven Surfaces.
  • Optional Lightweight Cases for Easy Transportation.

RF & Antenna Specifications

Ku-band Linear Receive Transmit
Frequency, GHz 10.95-12.75 13.75-14.5
Mid-Band Gain, dBi 45.1 46.5
VSWR 1.3:1 1.3:1
3dBBeam Width, deg 1.18 0.98
Noise Temperature
20 Deg Elevation, K
28
Noise Temperature
30 Deg Elevation, K
23
Typical G/T @ 10 Deg, dB/K 20.2
Tx Power Capability, W 500
Port to Port Isolation
Tx> Rx Rejection, dB
85 85
Cross-pol on Axis, dB 35 35
Insertion Loss, dB 0.4 0.5
Radiation Pattern Compliance FCC 25.209, ITU-RS.580-6 FCC 25.209, ITU-RS.580-6
First sidelobe, dB ≤ -14 ≤ -14
Sidelobe Envelope 29 – 25 log (1°≤θ<20°) 29 – 25 log (1°≤θ<20°)
Feed Interface WR-75 CPR WR-75 CPR

Mechanical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Antenna Optics Single Offset
Refector Aperture 1.8 Meters (5.9Feet)
Refector Material Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer
Reflector Panels 1-piece
Surface Accuracy (RMS) 0.35 mm
Elevation Travel 0 to 90° Continuous
Azimuth Travel Fine tuning ±220° Continuous
Pol. Travel ±95° Continuous, Self Locking
Axes Velocities – Elevation 0.01°/S-3°/S
Axes Velocities – Azimuth 0.01°/S-3°/S
Axes Velocities – Pol. 1°/S
Power Supply AC110~230V 50/60Hz
Auto-acquisition mode Beacon pointing/DVB
Tracking Accuracy 0.045°
Shiping Case 1 Case, airline checkable (IATA-compliant)
Case Size 2400*1800*450mm
Total Weight 140Kg (without BUC)

Environmental Performance

Parameter Specification
Operational Wind 47km/h (29mph) with ballast
Temperature -40° C to +50° C
Tightness class IP67(Dust and Water Resistant)
Humidity 0-98%

L, C, X (Military/WGS), Ka-Band Option

2.4 Meter Vehicle-Mount / Drive Away SNG Antenna System

Published Description

Type: DH 2.4 Meter VM Ku-band Antenna

2.4 Meter Vehicle-Mount / Drive Away SNG Antenna System is a sleek, simple to operate auto-deploy VSAT terminal which can be mounted on the roof of a vehicle. It is suitable for the most demanding applications. Its reflector optics feature a long focal length for excellent cross-pol performance. All three motorized axes have very low backlash and work together seamlessly with sophisticated integral sensors and Controller to ensure excellent pointing accuracy.

Published Key Features
  • 1-Piece 2.4m carbon fiber folding reflector.
  • Carbon fiber reflector with light weight and strength
  • Build-in DVB-S, DVB-S2, and CW beacon module,
  • High accuracy GPS and strong anti-interference of electronic compass.
  • Protection functions as automatic warning, mechanical and software limit.
  • Sturdy boom accommodates outdoor units.
  • L, C, X, Low Ku and Ka Band feed systems available.

RF & Antenna Specifications

Ku-band Linear Receive Transmit
Frequency, GHz 10.7-12.75 13.75-14.5
Mid-Band Gain, dBi 47.72 48.81
VSWR 1.3:1 1.3:1
3dBBeam Width, deg 0.87 0.67
Noise Temperature
20 Deg Elevation, K
61
Noise Temperature
30 Deg Elevation, K
47
Typical G/T @ 10 Deg, dB/K 26.5
Tx Power Capability, W 400
Port to Port Isolation
Tx> Rx Rejection, dB
85 85
Cross-pol on Axis, dB 35 35
Insertion Loss, dB 0.25 0.3
Radiation Pattern Compliance FCC 25.209, ITU-RS.580-6 FCC 25.209, ITU-RS.580-6
First sidelobe, dB ≤ -14 ≤ -14
Sidelobe Envelope 29 – 25 log (1°≤θ<20°) 29 – 25 log (1°≤θ<20°)
Feed Interface WR-75 CPR WR-75 CPR

Mechanical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Antenna Optics Gregory Dual Offset
Refector Aperture 2.4 Meters (7.8Feet)
Refector Material Carbon Fiber
Surface Accuracy (RMS) 0.35 mm
Elevation Travel 5° to 90° Continuous
Azimuth Travel ±170° Continuous
Pol. Travel ±95° Continuous, Self Locking
AZ/EL/POL Axes Velocities 0.1°/S-5°/S
Power Supply AC110~230V 50/60Hz
Controller Parameter 2U standard cabinet
Power Consumption ≤2KW
Tracking Accuracy Superior than 1/5 half beam-width
Shiping Case 1 Case, Seaworthy packing ISPM
Case Size 3620*2720*800mm
Total Weight 380Kg (without BUC)

Environmental Performance

Parameter Specification
Operational Wind 47km/h (29mph)
Survival Wind Speed 198km/h (123mph) in stow
Temperature -40° C to +55° C
Tightness class IP65(Dust and Water Resistant)
Humidity 0-98%

Option Frequency Range

Band Frequency Range
L-Band 1.4-1.7GHz
C-Band 3.4-4.2/5.85-6.725GHz
X-Band 7.25-7.75/7.9-8.4GHz
Low Ku-Band 10.75-11.45/12.75-13.25GHz
Ka-Band 19.6-21.2/29.4-31.0GHz

Packing List

Item Quantity
2.4m Carbon Fiber Antenna 1 pcs
Connecting Cable 8 meter – Power supply, Control, BUC supply, RF Cable 1 set
Antenna Controller 1 pcs
Manual Handle 1 pcs
Power Supply and Monitor Interface Cable 1 set

Install Requirements

The 2.4 m data sheet includes a mounting-base layout and stowed/operating envelope. The values below reproduce the clearly marked dimensions. Use the complete drawing for fabrication, roof reinforcement, clearance and vehicle-integration checks.

Drawing Reference Dimension
Mounting base overall size 2800mm × 1700mm
Base width reference dimensions shown 1520mm / 1140mm / 760mm / 580mm
Longitudinal reference dimensions shown 90 / 205 / 355 / 330 / 270 / 330 / 580 / 430 / 30mm
Additional reference dimensions shown 192 / 266 / 455 / 524 / 618 / 390 / 740 / 960mm
Stowed outline shown 3320mm × 2420mm
Operating unit diameter shown Ø3200mm

Project Configuration

Information Required for Antenna and Vehicle Integration

A complete inquiry should define both the satellite link and the mechanical installation. This prevents the reflector size, feed, controller or outdoor-unit arrangement from being selected in isolation.

Project Input Required Detail
Satellite and service area Satellite name or orbital position, target beam, operating region and service provider requirements.
Exact receive and transmit frequencies Use exact frequency ranges rather than only C, X, Ku or Ka band labels.
Polarization and RF interfaces Linear or circular polarization, feed arrangement, waveguide or coaxial interfaces and flange type.
Link-budget targets Required EIRP, G/T, availability objective, modem waveform and permitted antenna size.
BUC, LNB and outdoor units Model, quantity, weight, power, mounting position, interfaces and cable routing. Published system weights exclude the BUC.
Vehicle structure Roof dimensions, payload, reinforcement, mounting points, stowed height, aerodynamic limits and operating clearance.
Electrical supply AC110–230 V, 50/60 Hz is published. The 2.4 m controller is listed as a 2U cabinet with power consumption ≤2 kW.
Acquisition and control Beacon, DVB, DVB-S/DVB-S2, CW beacon, manual control, auto-stow and project-specific interface requirements.
Environment Operating wind, survival wind where stated, temperature, ingress class, humidity and site exposure.
Acceptance documents Approved configuration, drawings, interface list, packing list and the agreed RF/mechanical test requirements.

Engineering and Production

Microwave Manufacturing and Measurement Support

Dolph Microwave states that it was founded in 2001 and designs and manufactures microwave components and antenna feed systems. Its published facilities and capabilities support integration of the antenna with the required passive RF hardware.

Published Manufacturing Capabilities

  • CNC machining, turning, waveguide forming and bending.
  • Soldering and brazing of copper, copper alloys and aluminum.
  • Electrolytic/electroless plating, anodising and passivation.
  • Coordinate measurement and other dimensional inspection equipment shown on the manufacturing page.

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Published Measurement Capabilities

  • RF vector and scalar measurement systems stated up to 100 GHz.
  • Antenna anechoic chambers and high-power transmitters.
  • Environmental testing, including temperature/altitude and salt fog/humidity.
  • Dolph states that its Quality Manual and Quality Procedure use ISO 9001:2015.

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03Compact auto acquisition0.9/1.2 Meter Quick Deploy Auto Acquisition AntennaSmaller quick-deploy configurations with automatic acquisition functions.
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08Interface componentWaveguide to Coaxial AdaptersWaveguide-to-coax transitions for matching the RF chain to BUC, LNB, test or interconnect requirements.

Technical Resources

Frequency and Interface References

Use these engineering references when defining the feed, waveguide size and interface details around the antenna system.

Downloads

Original Model Data Sheets

Download the source document for the selected aperture. The 2.4 meter PDF also includes the packing list and installation drawing.

Technical FAQ

Common Configuration Questions

01Are all frequency bands available on every reflector size?
No. The published RF tables show Ku-band values for all four sizes, but additional feed references differ by model. Confirm the final band, exact frequencies and feed interfaces in the quotation and approved drawing.
02Is a driveaway antenna the same as a flyaway antenna?
No. A driveaway antenna is integrated with a vehicle and deploys from the vehicle-mounted base. A flyaway antenna is transported in cases and assembled or deployed on a ground support at the operating location.
03Does auto acquisition mean continuous satellite tracking?
Not necessarily. These data sheets describe auto acquisition and pointing functions for a deployed terminal. Continuous tracking of moving LEO or MEO satellites is a different requirement and should not be assumed from the driveaway specifications.
04Are the BUC and LNB included in the published weights?
The published total weights are stated as “without BUC.” The 2.4 m packing list also does not identify a BUC or LNB as standard packed items. Confirm the outdoor RF equipment and mounting arrangement separately.
05Which model includes a published mounting drawing?
The current 2.4 m data sheet includes a mounting-base layout and a stowed/operating-envelope drawing. Vehicle integration should use the complete drawing and a structural review rather than the summary dimensions alone.
06What should be checked before final model selection?
At minimum: exact Rx/Tx frequencies, polarization, link budget, required gain and G/T, BUC/LNB arrangement, vehicle roof dimensions and payload, power supply, acquisition method, operating environment and the required acceptance documents.

One-Year Product Warranty

Dolph Microwave warrants its products to be free from defective material and workmanship for one year from the date of delivery. Defective parts and repair work required by normal use are covered within this period. The stated warranty is exclusive and replaces other expressed or implied warranties.

Define the Required Vehicle, Band and RF Chain

Send the exact Rx/Tx frequencies, target satellite, polarization, BUC/LNB details, vehicle roof envelope, power supply and environmental conditions for configuration review.

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